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mllaneza posted:If only there was some way to store electric power for later use ! If batteries were efficient enough to store energy on that scale electric cars would have replaced gas in like 1970. e: mllaneza posted:Large-scale electric power storage is not in batteries. The two most common are: This isn't trivial either. Especially there aren't a lot of potential sites for large scale pumped hydropower that aren't either (1) already in use or (2) something on the level of flooding hetch hetchy. James Garfield fucked around with this message at 07:42 on Apr 4, 2019 |
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Rectal Death Adept posted:Is this an episode of Sliders where you are from a different Earth where Gore won in 2000 or something? You're thinking of The One ![]() Charlz Guybon fucked around with this message at 07:43 on Apr 4, 2019 |
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mllaneza posted:Large-scale electric power storage is not in batteries. The two most common are: pumped hydro is ~95% of global energy storage. the trains thing isn't in the same league. it's just really hard to beat fifty million tonnes of water; all you need is a big valley and some spare dirt. this means the obvious, workable solution to the energy storage problem is to flood appalachia coffeetable fucked around with this message at 07:45 on Apr 4, 2019 |
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Lol that dipshit to the right that steps forward like he's drawing a gun "Do I...Do I shoot the step?"
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SocketWrench posted:Lol that dipshit to the right that steps forward like he's drawing a gun "Do I...Do I shoot the step?" Maybe he was going to euthanize McConnell like a horse that broke its leg
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AOC is going to kill all the nation's cows by throwing them into windmills. Believe it, folks.
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Btw, I was curious about how Trump's attempt to revitalize everyone's favorite and most patriotic form of energy (coal) was doing so far. From what I've read, Trump helped (if he did at all) increase the industry's job by whopping....two thousand since he took office. And this is the highest number I was able to find. Also, it must have been a while since I've looked into this subject, cause I legitimately don't remember the entire industry's number being so pathetic. There's like only around 50k total, compared to over 250k for solar, and even wind is blowing (GET IT?) past it with almost 90k. How the hell is that stupid industry so important again?
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Mr Interweb posted:How the hell is that stupid industry so important again? It makes money for people who give him and Republicans money?
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Mr Interweb posted:Btw, I was curious about how Trump's attempt to revitalize everyone's favorite and most patriotic form of energy (coal) was doing so far. From what I've read, Trump helped (if he did at all) increase the industry's job by whopping....two thousand since he took office. And this is the highest number I was able to find. Grandpaw did it
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Zesty posted:It's shocking how many people even in this very thread took Barr 100% on his word. But why would he lie???????????? He’d get caught!!!!!!!!! Chef Boyardeez Nuts posted:It makes money for people who give him and Republicans money? And jobs for people who will vote for him
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Mr Interweb posted:AOC is going to kill all the nation's cows by throwing them into windmills. Believe it, folks. Hell yeah.
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Mr Interweb posted:Btw, I was curious about how Trump's attempt to revitalize everyone's favorite and most patriotic form of energy (coal) was doing so far. From what I've read, Trump helped (if he did at all) increase the industry's job by whopping....two thousand since he took office. And this is the highest number I was able to find. Because solar and wind are for sissies, and coal is dug out of the ground by MANLY men and burnt in MANLY factories. No seriously, Republicans have gendered environmentalism and that's how we're in this situation. Toxic masculinity is literally the bedrock of all conservative thought.
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SocketWrench posted:Lol that dipshit to the right that steps forward like he's drawing a gun "Do I...Do I shoot the step?" holy poo poo
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SocketWrench posted:Lol that dipshit to the right that steps forward like he's drawing a gun "Do I...Do I shoot the step?" ![]()
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Needs a version where the gun in his pocket goes off.
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mango sentinel posted:https://www.cdc.gov/parasites/cysticercosis/index.html https://www.cdc.gov/parasites/trichinellosis/gen_info/faqs.html How does infection occur in humans and animals? When a human or animal eats meat that contains infective Trichinella cysts, the acid in the stomach dissolves the hard covering of the cyst and releases the worms. The worms pass into the small intestine and, in 1-2 days, become mature. After mating, adult females lay eggs. Eggs develop into immature worms, travel through the arteries, and are transported to muscles. Within the muscles, the worms curl into a ball and encyst (become enclosed in a capsule). The life cycle repeats when meat containing these encysted worms is consumed by another human or animal.
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RandomBlue posted:Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaatttttttttttttttt *expanding forever* Shifty Pony posted:Its 2019, we use Surprised Pikachu now. ![]() ---------- Fister Roboto posted:You're not helping him. Why aren't you helping him? ![]()
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Fister Roboto posted:You're not helping him. And we both know drat well why.
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mango sentinel posted:https://www.cdc.gov/parasites/cysticercosis/index.html You’re issue here is that cystcerocosis isn’t trichinosis - it’s an infection of larval tapeworms that can travel outside the digestive system into other tissue. That’s caused by consuming tapeworm cysts, which can come from an infected human’s feces or from contaminated pork. Pigs can also be infected by eating infected human’s feces or cysts. Trichinosis is a roundworm infection that’s endemic in pigs and only known to be transmitted from pigs to people, not person to person.
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Uncle Wemus posted:How is it that Kushner manages to look simultaneously clean cut and extremely weird
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https://twitter.com/PhilipRucker/status/1113647316186083329 https://twitter.com/lrozen/status/1113740936729833472 who could have possibly seen this twist coming! surely when we get the actual report, we'll see greenwald, taibbi, and tracey promptly apologize if it turns out their tantrum about how trump is 100% exonerated isn't actually true eke out fucked around with this message at 12:32 on Apr 4, 2019 |
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I don't think the Mueller report will save America or anything, but why are these supposed leftists taking what Trump's appointee said about the report at face value, when he was appointed literally because the guy said the president can't crime? That seems super loving stupid.
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Is Mueller’s team really surprised that Barr pulled this bullshit? I hope they expected this to happen but just gave Barr every opportunity to do the right thing (lol) before commencing with the leaks.
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sean10mm posted:I don't think the Mueller report will save America or anything, but why are these supposed leftists taking what Trump's appointee said about the report at face value, when he was appointed literally because the guy said the president can't crime? Because doing so gives them an excuse to dunk on the true enemy: the Judean People’s Front.
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Mind_Taker posted:Is Mueller’s team really surprised that Barr pulled this bullshit? They presumably know the House can ultimately subpoena them and just ask them what they wrote.
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sean10mm posted:I don't think the Mueller report will save America or anything, but why are these supposed leftists taking what Trump's appointee said about the report at face value, when he was appointed literally because the guy said the president can't crime? the most important thing in politics is 2019 is collecting ammo for internet fights so you can tell the people in your posting circles how wrong they were, and how you were the correct one
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Mr Interweb posted:Btw, I was curious about how Trump's attempt to revitalize everyone's favorite and most patriotic form of energy (coal) was doing so far. From what I've read, Trump helped (if he did at all) increase the industry's job by whopping....two thousand since he took office. And this is the highest number I was able to find. Because coal is one of the few remaining jobs that's tied to specific locations and can't just be done anywhere. Which is important because as free trade deals and the rise of the internet have gradually made more and more jobs non-location-dependent, basically every loving job has moved either overseas or to major urban areas. The only jobs rural areas have left are the jobs that literally can't be done anywhere besides those rural areas, and resource extraction is one of the more prominent ones, especially since it's a long-term industry that's usually been there since the current miners' parents were young and has therefore taken on a generational flavor that makes it popular among the olds. It may be pathetic, but it's a sign of how desperate these areas are that they're making a big deal about that small a number of jobs.
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theflyingorc posted:People keep saying this like it is obvious, but use of batteries at the kind of scale we're talking about isn't usually done, and has only been seriously attempted very recently that i can tell. It isn't as simple as "just use batteries", storing that kind of power for long periods of time is actually not a simple problem. Well, you don't have to use actual batteries. Example: use the power to pump water uphill, then later release it into a hydropower facility. edit: i was so beaten, sorry
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Ogmius815 posted:Because doing so gives them an excuse to dunk on the true enemy: the Judean People’s Front. As a member of the Judean People's Front, I just want to say that you and the other class traitors in the People's Front of Judea will be second against the wall, shortly after we kick out the Romans.
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1glitch0 posted:Remember the pilot of Sliders where Hillary was president and it was a nightmare world? The concept of Trump being president was being Sliders. No, from what I remember the pilot was America lost the cold war in 1990 and went Stalinist. The one where Hillary was President was a matriarchal world where women and men's roles were reversed and the joke was all the people in that world said the same things about Bill being a horrible harpy that were said about Hillary here.
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Mind_Taker posted:Is Mueller’s team really surprised that Barr pulled this bullshit? I don't think they were unprepared, I think they just don't want to admit that they assumed Barr was a fucker.
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https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1113770514965725186 https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1113773525188395014 Trump awake.
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sean10mm posted:I don't think the Mueller report will save America or anything, but why are these supposed leftists taking what Trump's appointee said about the report at face value, when he was appointed literally because the guy said the president can't crime? Because they hate libs more than the chuds.
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VitalSigns posted:No, from what I remember the pilot was America lost the cold war in 1990 and went Stalinist. Only the east coast goes Stalinist, the South goes nationalist with Rumsfeld and the northeast is a clusterfuck nominally led by Chomsky and can become crazy crusading literal Strasserites under bloodthirsty Bernard Sanders. Oh wait no thats Red World.
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Oh the report definitely has all sorts of evidence of crimes ‘n poo poo, they’re just never going to act on that information.
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lol must be a bad jobs report coming.
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Zophar posted:Every last person who took Barr at his word that the Mueller investigation was a wet fart is a loving moron. Still waiting for Glenn Greenwald to personally eat poo poo
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Pollyanna posted:Oh the report definitely has all sorts of evidence of crimes ‘n poo poo, they’re just never going to act on that information. Yeah, basically this. Like everything else with Trump, no one who's actually in the position to act on it is going to.
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Aren't Barr and Mueller personal friends? Might have given the team the sense Barr wouldn't throw them under the bus.
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https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1113771491466842114?s=20 *gasp*
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